Solid and professional “CREAzone” project implementation manual empowered project partners to share “CREAzone” methodology and its implementation know-how with any interested organizations from anywhere in the world and to attract more members in “CREAzone” alliance therefore increasing the coverage of the “CREAzone” implementation and ensuring multiplication of its results.

Balts’ Road tourism service consisting of various routes and service catalogue, training materials for guides.

Through development of related equipment and joint trainings, State Fire and Rescue Service of Latvia and Fire and Rescue Department of Lithuania improved technical capacity and effective joint environmental resource management to ensure environmental sustainability and reduce environmental accidents.

GIS Training Handbook consist from descriptions of subjects and Methodological tools. 40 study subjects were renewed by both partners – 20 each. GI training was included into different subjects and different areas, such as: Tourism, Geodesy, Transport, Constructions, Engineering, Surveying, Land Use, Photogrammetry and others.
Klaipeda State University of Applied Sciences renewed subjects: Basics of Geodesy, Basis of Calculation of Constructions, Building Structures, Cartography, Creation of Geographic Information Systems, Electrical Power Engineering, Electrical Technology Equipment, Freight Transport, Geodesical Devices and Automation of Measurements, Geology, Georeference Databases, Information Transport Systems, Logistics, Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing Technologies, Spatial Planning, Technologies and Management of Building Modernisation, Tourism Resources of Lithuania, Travel and tourism geography, Travel Organisation.
Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies renewed subjects: Cartography, Computer Graphics in Land Management, Construction technology I, Construction technology II, Environmental Engineering, Environmental Policy I, Geodesy, Geodetic Network, Geographic Information Systems (AAVI), Geographic Information Systems (LMAS), Global Positioning, Land Use in Municipality, Landscape studies, Marketing Real Property, Natural Landscape Design, Photogrammetry, Planning of Farm’s Territory, Practical Training in Building Processes, Spatial Planning, Sustainable Landscape Development.

Gastronomic tourism route emphasizing slow food motion and local food to promote the two day journeys through project partner cities Koknese, Plunge, Rokiškis, Jēkabpils.

Active tourism route was developed for attraction of tourists from Latvia to Lithuania and vice versa by introducing directly the potential target group with existing tourism offers, natural resources, tourism objects in project partners’ cities (Koknese, Plunge, Rokiskis, Jekabpils).

Training video and expert opinions will be used for the future learning process to train rescuers crews how to act and cooperate in saving people in in large scale disasters with many injured persons.

Guidelines are based on training which was concluded with the simulation of a disaster. Possible disaster cases and suggest action plans on how to act are provided. The guidelines also include list and description of institutions, their capacities and competencies, leadership and level of involvement in different cases of a disaster.

To stimulate interest in the region, a series of targeted activities were implemented. In particular, Tervete-Žagarė cross-border bicycle route itinerary was developed in a web map application and printed booklet with map outlining all objects of interest and services available on the way.

Methodological material consisting of 6 methodological plans for young people on different topics how to spend meaningful leisure time and how to motivate them for different activities.

Methodology document gives an overview on integrated approaches for ecosystem and landscape
management, with particular focus on river ecosystems within lowland landscape – the special
character of the ERNGRAVE project area. Its introduces the concept of green infrastructure and
nature-based solutions, applicability of these concepts for the river ecosystem and landscape
management as well as explore examples of the GI assessment and planning at different scales.
The methodology describes the key steps in development of the integrated GI and landscape plan, as well as available tools/methods and data for
implementation of each step. It also suggests how to handle different scale issues in order to ensure
coherence between the planning levels.
Although the methodology primary is targeted to the ENGRAVE project partners and planning cases, it
offers a flexible planning framework, which can be applied at different scales for integrating ecosystem
approach and GI elements into the spatial planning process.

Landscape and green infrastructure planning in Zemgale planning pegion is designed as an assessment of landscape and green infrastructure situation in 2019, outlining action and management solutions to improve quality of the landscape. The main issues of the thematic plan are related to the solutions for landscape assessment and planning at regional level, the use of ecosystem services approach to assess the state of green infrastructure, identification of landscape quality objectives and actions, development of green infrastructure scenarios at subregional level, as well as landscape management solutions at regional level.

Created app is focusing on providing information about the Venta river in Latvia and in Lithuania. Anyone interested in kayaking or just looking for information on attractions in the Venta River region can find useful information on the website and plan a kayak trip for themselves. The website provides information only on places of interest, kayak stops with the aforementioned infrastructure, as well as places to eat and to stay.

The objective of the algorithm is to create a consistent system to increase social inclusion by analysing the current social situation in the regions. The document presents modern, innovative and localized solutions to improve social cohesion. This document focuses specifically on the interaction of municipalities with citizens, the NGOs they represent, looking at the ways, methods and tools of civic participation that effectively limit the still existing understanding of “We and They”.
The development of the algorithm is based on field studies, direct interviews, and the European Union’s guidelines for the basic principles of ‘smart communities’, using existing best practices and modelling the effects of medium-term social and economic change.
Interactive algorithm section “Human Value in a Harmonious Community” is designed as an innovative tool to identify the level of social inclusion in the community. The Algorithm has developed 4 core values for the society – Work, Life, Social Activity and Prestige. According to these baseline values, the value of each community member should be analyzed using 10 different indicators. The indicators of the set of baseline values generate a geometric shape – the pyramid base, which ideally should be symmetrical. The existence of asymmetry shows those aspects of community life that require more attention.

Two reports on wetland habitats management tools, measures and systems (one on management of small plots in private land, another – on management of large plots in state land) include information from Latvia and Lithuania. Both documents are available in Latvian and Lithuanian.

Methodology can be used by everyone who needs to carry out monitoring, like persons or institutions implementing restoration or management of wetlands, peat extraction companies who are planning or already implementing preparation of wetlands for peat extraction, experts who are involved in actual wetland monitoring for any purpose.

Manual on wetland management practices includes information from Latvia and Lithuania.

Handbook for best practice of lamprey stocks improvement by restocking and transfer spawners over obstacles

Handbook is available online and used firstly by institutes of Fisheries research, stock management and control bodies in Latvia and Lithuania. United monitoring methods are provided and monitoring intensity and coverage calculated for optimal data collection on stock status. Environment Protection Agency in Lithuania is the main institution responsible for river and fish monitoring management. State Environmental Service of the Republic of Latvia has government’s delegated obligation to participate in fish release acts and to monitor the exploitation of fish stocks, – project deliverables will improve knowledge and performance of lamprey release activities.

Strategy includes recommendations for lamprey stock management in the Programme area which serve as a draft for national lamprey stock management plans. It secures better management of natural resources not only in the Programme area but on national scale in Latvia and Lithuania.
It provide relevant information for the tasks and activities of different stakeholders which are responsible for efficient natural resources protection, management and fishery policy implementation in both countries.